Tim Turi

If you preorder Dragon Age 2 before January 11, 2011, you'll automatically be upgraded to a special edition of the game!

We’re still waiting for that jaw-dropping World of Warcraft or Halo
movie, and in the meantime these are some good examples of video game TV
shows/movies that their future makers should keep in mind.

Konami is coming to the rescue to put the badass back in vampire with a Castlevania Facebook game.

The game's composer may have recently let the vampire out of the coffin during a chat on a Spanish radio show.

Let the Chimera invade your electronic devices with this free Resistance 3 wallpaper.

Sega plans to revitalize the Sonic brand by taking average games off shelves.

Capcom is the party responsible for having the developer push the envelope for Dante's redesign.

An anonymous source says it'll be out by holiday 2011. Sony will stop selling original PSP dev kits by November.

Have you ever wondered how Dr. Wily, Dr. Robotnik, Shredder, or Kefka would last fighting alongside their pawns? Check out this video.

esident.

Our exclusive cover story is stuffed with never-before-told info on the
new hero, the brutal Chimera-ruled world, changes to gameplay, and more.

Watch this video to see awesome stealth kills, a brutally violent tank, and other neat new toys.

This Nintendo DS is looking real good, sporting some of the best
graphics on the system and gameplay that fully utilizes the touchscreen.

Sega is pleased to present some very vivid wallpapers for their upcoming Sonic game, Sonic Colors, heading to Wii and DS.

“Apps for Healthy Kids” is the name of an initiate started by First Lady
Michelle Obama, in which she challenged app creators to develop aids to
help kids eat right.

Up until now most SSFIV DLC has consisted of costume packs, but if the
producer of the game has it his way we will be seeing these characters
become downloadable.

The newest update to Minecraft implements Halloween-flavored curveballs
to spice things up, like new monsters and torches that go out and leave
you alone in the dark.

One of the biggest arguments against the 3D revolution is that the
glasses suck. Toshiba has heard your complaints, and the company is
manufacturing a 3D HDTV that doesn’t require any eye wear.